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.dev — developer-local links into the agent-tooling filesystem
Symlinks to the state that the AI tooling around this repo reads and writes —
Claude Code, opencode, and the local llama.cpp model server. Same convention
as the reference/{linux,go,llama-cpp,colibri} links: user-specific
absolute paths, gitignored (only this README is committed). Each developer
recreates them for their own machine (commands below).
| Link | Points at | What a developer uses it for |
|---|---|---|
claude-project/ |
~/.claude/projects/<this-repo, slashes→dashes> |
Claude Code's per-project state: session transcripts (*.jsonl) and memory/ (the persistent memory index + facts). Grep a past session, read/curate what Claude remembers about this repo. |
claude-home/ |
~/.claude |
Claude Code global home: settings.json, skills/, plugins/, plans/, history.jsonl, all projects. Where global (cross-repo) agents/skills would live. |
opencode-config/ |
~/.config/opencode |
opencode config: opencode.jsonc (the llama.cpp/qwen3-coder provider), global agents/, MCP registrations. Edit here to add agents/tools (see docs/examples/agent-loop/README.md). |
opencode-data/ |
~/.local/share/opencode |
opencode runtime data: opencode.db (sessions), storage/, tool-output/, log/. Debug what an opencode agent actually did. |
llama-cache/ |
~/.cache/llama.cpp |
Downloaded GGUF weights (Qwen3-Coder-30B-A3B etc.). What MODEL_PATH/start-local-agents.sh resolve against. |
llama-server.log |
<llama.cpp checkout>/llama-server.log |
Live log of the background llama-server started by prototypes/llama-moe-stream/start-local-agents.sh — tail -f it to watch prompt processing and tok/s. |
references/ — related source trees
references/ holds read-only symlinks to source trees under ~/projects/
used as study material for the compiler/runtime work (same idea as the
reference/{linux,go} links at the repo root):
| Link | Points at | Why it's a reference |
|---|---|---|
references/llvm-project/ |
~/projects/llvm-project (shallow clone) |
Compiler-architecture study for the OCaml woc compiler: pass pipelines (llvm/lib/Passes/), IR design (llvm/docs/LangRef.md), Clang's lexer/parser/sema layering (clang/lib/{Lex,Parse,Sema}/), diagnostics machinery (clang/include/clang/Basic/Diagnostic*.td). Study-only — writeonce does NOT link against LLVM (zero-dep doctrine; woc emits .wob bytecode, no LLVM backend). |
Related, already at the repo root: project-level agent definitions go in
.opencode/agents/*.md (opencode) and .claude/agents/*.md (Claude Code) —
those are committed when they should be shared with the team, unlike these
links.
Recreate on a new machine
cd .dev
ln -sfn "$HOME/.claude/projects/$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel | tr / -)" claude-project
ln -sfn "$HOME/.claude" claude-home
ln -sfn "$HOME/.config/opencode" opencode-config
ln -sfn "$HOME/.local/share/opencode" opencode-data
ln -sfn "$HOME/.cache/llama.cpp" llama-cache
ln -sfn <your-llama.cpp-checkout>/llama-server.log llama-server.log
mkdir -p references
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project.git ~/projects/llvm-project
ln -sfn "$HOME/projects/llvm-project" references/llvm-project
(claude-project: Claude Code names the directory after the repo's absolute
path with / replaced by -, hence the git rev-parse | tr trick.)
Privacy
These links point into private state: full conversation transcripts
(all projects, under claude-home), Claude's memory, and opencode's
auth.json (credentials/tokens under opencode-data). They are gitignored
so none of it can be committed — keep it that way, and don't bulk-feed these
directories to tools that upload content.